The American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860 - '65 : Its Causes, Incidents, and Results Intended to Exhibit Especially Its Moral and Political Phases, with the Drift and Progress of American Opinion Respecting Human Slavery from 1776 to the Close of the War for the Union. II |
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... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. EXPLANATORY . 9 not value need not heed them ; while the critical student will often ... Slavery - that they clung to the hope of a compromise which should preserve both Slavery and the Union , long after ...
... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. EXPLANATORY . 9 not value need not heed them ; while the critical student will often ... Slavery - that they clung to the hope of a compromise which should preserve both Slavery and the Union , long after ...
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... Slavery- Abolishes Slavery in the District of Columbia- Lincoln proposes , and Congress enacts , Compen- sated Emancipation - Prohibits Slavery in the Ter- ritories - Confiscates the Slaves of Rebels - Opens Diplomatic Intercourse with ...
... Slavery- Abolishes Slavery in the District of Columbia- Lincoln proposes , and Congress enacts , Compen- sated Emancipation - Prohibits Slavery in the Ter- ritories - Confiscates the Slaves of Rebels - Opens Diplomatic Intercourse with ...
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... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. Our against their solicitations . His forces , | blame wholly upon Lynde . however ... Slavery sympathies , who had induced her Territorial Legislature , some two years before , to pass an act recognizing ...
... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. Our against their solicitations . His forces , | blame wholly upon Lynde . however ... Slavery sympathies , who had induced her Territorial Legislature , some two years before , to pass an act recognizing ...
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... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. As this was the only important battle in which ' Indians ' in consid- erable numbers took ... slaves was a proof of wealth and import- ance , nearly every one who by any means obtained property , exchanged a ...
... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. As this was the only important battle in which ' Indians ' in consid- erable numbers took ... slaves was a proof of wealth and import- ance , nearly every one who by any means obtained property , exchanged a ...
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... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. NASHVILLE RESTORED TO THE UNION . 53 the 24th , but found no enemy pre- pared to resist ... slaves were comparatively few , and at least three - fourths of the people had stub- bornly opposed Secession , was ...
... Slavery from 1 Horace Greeley. NASHVILLE RESTORED TO THE UNION . 53 the 24th , but found no enemy pre- pared to resist ... slaves were comparatively few , and at least three - fourths of the people had stub- bornly opposed Secession , was ...
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